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UNIDO

British  
/ juːˈniːdəʊ /

acronym

  1. United Nations Industrial Development Organization

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They yelled “¡Sí se puede!” and “¡El pueblo unido jamas sera vencido!”

From Los Angeles Times

Vasquez announced details of the health compensation bill at a gathering in Hobbs, accompanied by advocates for the immigrant-rights group Somos Un Pueblo Unido, amid testimonials from oil field workers and their spouses — speaking in Spanish — about frustrations with working conditions.

From Seattle Times

“We take for granted the public light and drainage because we live in the city, while folks in colonias do not have those services. But now with the water, that’s just pushing it,” said Marco Lopez, an activist with La Union del Pueblo Unido, an organization that seeks to improve living conditions in poor neighborhoods.

From New York Times

Todo el concepto, además, unido por un enfoque compartido en la sostenibilidad.

From New York Times

Un estudio de la percepción del tiempo realizado durante el primer año de confinamiento en el Reino Unido halló que el 80 por ciento de los participantes reportaron percibir distorsiones en el tiempo, en distintas direcciones.

From New York Times